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(POSTPONED) Lunchtime Recital – Matthew Brown, organ

Charles Wesley organ made in 1761 by John Snetzler

Due to the ongoing coronavirus situation, this gig has now been postponed – date tbc.

If you have purchased tickets and are unable to make the rescheduled gig, please contact us to arrange a refund by emailing your name and order ticket number to info@newroombristol.org.uk

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Lunchtime recital from organist Matthew Brown, played on the 1761 chamber organ made by John Snetzler.

The recital starts at 1.30pm on Friday 24th April 2020.

Concerts take place in the chapel after our lunchtime communion service at 1pm.  Lunchtime recitals are free, with a retiring collection.

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